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Racing to Success: Centralina WDB NextGen Services Partners with Trackhouse Racing to Help Brendan Foley to New Career
Brendan Foley dropped out of community college with a desire to create a fresh start in North Carolina as a Pit Crew Apprentice with Trackhouse Racing, which is based in Concord, NC. Brendan's previous work...
NCWorks Career Center-Lincoln Customer Bounces Back After Layoff
NCWorks Career Center customer Tamell Bradham began his re-employment journey in July 2019 after being laid off from the Walking Company in Lincolnton. He came into the NCWorks Career Center-Lincoln unemployed and expressing a desire to...
Centralina NEXGEN Customer Dennis Jenkins Reaches Lifelong Dream of Becoming an Electrical Lineman
Dennis Jenkins"relocated from California seeking opportunities previously denied due to a lack of experience and the extremely high tuition cost to enroll in Electrical Lineman training. Shortly after the transition to North Carolina,Dennis was involved in...
There’s No App for That : Business Viewpoint from Vail Carter,Centralina WDB Business Services Coordinator
Okay,I’m still waiting for AT&T to develop an APP to fix the economy. Wow,if it was only that simple,to dial the economy back to about June of 2007. The workforce landscape has changed dramatically since then...
Success Finds Another Centralina WDB NEXGEN Customer!
D"Asia Cook from Salisbury-Rowan Community Action Agency (SRCAA) entered Centralina Workforce Development Board"s (WDB) NEXGEN Program for education"and employment training in April,2015. She was determined to obtain her High School Diploma and was able to graduate...
Guidance from the NCWorks Career Center - Lincoln Supports Career Seeker in Achieving a Life-long Goal
Omar Friday,a resident of Lincoln County,had been unemployed since August 2014." After losing his sponsorship from a commercial trucking program due to a medical issue,he decided to visit the NCWorks Career Center-Lincoln." During a meeting...
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